(element 82) (28+82=110). The production GSI scientists accelerate electrically charged atoms, so called ions, of one element with a 120 meters long accelerator to a high speed. Then they shoot them with approx [...] complementing experimental setups for the investigation of new elements at GSI. SHIP (Separator for Heavy Ion reaction Products) © Foto: A. Zschau, GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH Discovery

following Coulomb excitation, direct reactions, or fragmentation reactions of relativistic radioactive ion beams provided by the FRS and in future by the Super-FRS at energies of 100-200 MeV/u. AGATA enables [...] comprehensive decay information from identified key nuclei at secondary beam yields as low as one ion per hour. The department leads the development work for the DEGAS spectrometer, the most efficient

of such a detector are to cover the full acceptance of the charged particles and ions produced in relativistic heavy-ion collisions while providing a time-of-flight resolution such that isotopes around [...] subsystems ( NeuLAND , Large-acceptance dipole , Active target , Proton tracking detector , Heavy-ion tracking detectors , Large-area ToF wall , Target-recoil detector , Gamma spectrometer , Low-energy [...] respect to each other by ±10 deg. relative to x,y. Responsible : TU Darmstadt and TU Munich Heavy-ion tracking detectors and velocity measurements In most cases experiments using exotic beams have to include

ing Magnets and Testing - The central tasks of the department include: Magnet design according to ion optical requirements as well as cryostat development and module integration, Development and optimization

reduction of field maps P hysical Review - Accelerators and Beams Authors: X. Du, L. Groening First heavy ion beam tests with a superconducting multigap CH cavity Physical Review - Accelerators and Beams Authors:

participants discussed about the research status in the areas of radiobiology, medical applications of ion beams and space research. The broad interest in the activities of the Biophysics Department was reflected

Physics Run has started on 10.02. Up to now (08.06.2020) the following projectiles were delivered: Ion Source Isotope Availability [days] Unilac PIG 50 Ti 2+ 7 197 Au 8+ 20 56 Fe 3+ 7 Unilac ECR 48 Ca 10+

An. Tauschwitz, J. Vorberger, F. Wagner, S. Weih, Y. Zobus, M. Roth: Experimental discrimination of ion stopping models near the Bragg peak in highly ionized matter Nature Communications 8 (2017) 15693 D [...] V. Bagnoud, S. A. Piriz: Planetary physics research programme at the Facility for Antiprotons and Ion Research at Darmstadt Contributions to Plasma Physics Vol. 57 (2017) pp. 493-498 N. A. Tahir, I. V [...] Bagnoud, S. A. Piriz: Studies of the Core Conditions of the Earth and Super-Earths Using Intense Ion Beams at FAIR The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series 232 (2017) No. 1 A. Tebartz, S. Bedacht,

from implanted ions inside AIDA to be measured. The βPlastic detectors may also be used as implantation devices themselves, and can provide a high-efficiency veto of unwanted light ions that may punch [...] AIDA is the core implantation detector for the DESPEC experiment, capable of detecting both stopped ions and subsequent charged particle decay products (such as beta decay, proton decay and alpha decay) [...] An autonomous gain-switching ASIC is used to handle the high dynamic range required to detect both ion and decay products, switching between a high gain for low-energy particles and a low gain for high-energy

Giacalone, J. Jia, V. Sornà, Y. Zhou EMMI RRTF Suppression and (re)generation of quarkonium in heavy-ion collisions at the LHC Dec 12-16, 2022, Darmstadt, Germany Organizers: A. Andronic, P.B. Gossiaux, P [...] Bluhm, A. Kalweit, M. Nahrgang et al Dynamics of critical fluctuations: Theory – phenomenology – heavy-ion collisions Nucl. Phys. A 1003 (2020) 122016 [arXiv:2001.08831 [nucl-th]] The space-time structure of [...] Litvinov, Miodrag K. Pavićević, Thomas Stöhlker Suppression and (re)generation of quarkonium in heavy-ion collisions at the LHC Dec 16-20, 2019, GSI Darmstadt Organizers: A. Andronic, P.-B. Gossiaux, P. Petreczky